Can this be used in a pressure cooker?
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Hi Carol, I know the veggie steamer is heat resistant up to 650 degrees F, but I wouldn
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Fits both small and medium sized pots and pans only. Not designed for the pressure cooker.
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Not if you only purchased the pressure cooker. I suggest checking your order details.
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Yes. I have friends using this type of pressure cookers on induction stove.
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Hi, do not really have experience with a pressure cooker, I have not use one for ages. Suggest to test on a vegetarian dish...cook 5 minutes, close lid, let pressure build and place in the WB and cover any vent. I think it should work and like loomweaver says, cooling and de pressuring will increase, so you need to reduce actual cooking time on a heat source. But is a good question and I will experiment myself with it. Best regards.
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I think so. All you need is heat to cook with the pressure cooker, just be sure to follow the guide sent with it. Ours is wonderful!!
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You should be able to pressure cooker recipes. However, you may need to adjust the cooking times a little because in addition to the pressurized steam you're likely getting some cooking from the microwaves as well. Here's a link to the pamphlet that comes with it and it includes some recipes that you could compare to your pressure cooker recipes. Do NOT over fill it or you'll have a mess to clean up in your microwave. Enjoy. http://www.scribd.com/doc/81396658/Copy-of-Microwave-Tender-Cooker-Pamphlet
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Hello there Phillip, I've never tried this in a pressure cooker myself and it is not designed to be used with one, but from reading the Amazon reviews it looks like many customers have removed the handles from this item and have been more than happy with the result. I don't know the size of you pot but according to Amazon it is frequently sold together the 6 quart pot. I hope this helps! Kind regards - The Cookbook People
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I use mine in my Instant Pot electric pressure cooker all the time and it works great. The pressure does not affect it in the least.The Oxo Pop up Steamer will not lend itself to being filled with greens such as Kale, Collards, or Turnip greens and then be easily removed from the Instant Pot without them falling all over the place. This mesh rim basket works great for steaming greens in the IP :)
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SisterZ, I do not know the answer to that question, but if you go to www.missvickie.com, Vickie Smith will probably be able to help. She has a website dedicated entirely to pressure cooking. One of her services is to answer questions such as this. You could also try contacting the manufacturer of your range.
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While they will work in a pressure cooker, be cautious about achieving an air tight sear between the lid and the cooker. These should not extend outside of the pressure cooker. If you were to put this into your pressure cooker with a portion extending over the sealing surface all around there would be no place for the steam to escape - VERY DANGEROUS!
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This is pressure cooker with the heavy bottom so, you should not have any problem. But remember that it is not a frying pan.
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YES all digital pressure cookers can use any and all pressure cooker recipes. The pressure inside these is NOT the same but for some unknown reason they can use any and all pressure cooker recipes without any changes in time or ingredients. Trust me I know I own a Yahoo pressure cooker group with over 6000 members and everyone that has a digital cooker there agrees with me on this.
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I don't know as I've never tried to cook rice in a pressure cooker. I do know that this Aroma rice cooker does a great job cooking rice and most anything else you want to cook in it.
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no idea but i doubt it since it is a pressure cooker (breaks down food) and nothing else
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Maybe in very small amounts, but in general they should be cooked normally (like with the lid off of the pot). Best just to follow the instructions on what is best to cook in a pressure cooker, because you don't want the lid gasket and pressure valve to get gummed up if you cook the wrong things (or overfill the pressure cooker).
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Hi Becky, I don't know why not. The trick is in the material of your Pressure Canner. My understanding is that if you want to know if a pan will work on your induction stove, try to stick a magnet to the pan. If it sticks, it will work. I see no other reason why a pressure cooker would not function on an induction cooker.
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I am not familiar with this brand of pressure cooker. I did a search and found this. I don't know if it is the correct one. I would do a search and see what you find. Good luck. Sharing. http://www.cookingandcanning.net/nationalold5.html